So security vigilance is essential.

Because there's no market for post office trucks.

Even in the case of other developing markets, it is important that vigilance be exercised so that market structures do no evolve in a direction in which powerful market players can engage in anti competitive behaviour.

The area of human rights, above all, demands our vigilance.

It is vital that the international community heighten its vigilance.

Application of SDT to the study of vigilance indicates that in most, but not all cases, vigilance decrement is not the result of a reduction in sensitivity over time.

BRUSSELS The price of freedom, it is said, is eternal vigilance.

Vigilance against water borne diseases was one of the central concerns.

However, there is a need for continued vigilance in this regard.

Reports of trafficking, though requiring vigilance, were as yet largely unsubstantiated.

Vigilance had traditionally been associated with low cognitive demand and vigilance decrement with a decline in arousal pursuant to the low cognitive demand, but these views are no longer widely held.

As IMF Managing Director, my message was one of vigilance and action.

The way ahead is clear vigilance against violence coupled with political possibility.

However, commitments must be matched by performance and protecting democracy requires vigilance.

While combating such practices required unrelenting vigilance, the Government had made progress.

Tolerance, European unity, distrust of nationalism, and vigilance against racism are laudable goals.

If Europe s vigilance breaks down, violent conflict will become a possibility once again.

In victory, that strength is being raised further, in the name of eternal vigilance.

The US style post modern firm sees market dominance in terms of branding, or a manipulation of images that gives intellectual hegemony and can lead to market dominance.

Vigilance against a resurgence of major Power centrism in certain circles is also in order.

Only if emerging market countries unite behind a single candidate will they have a shot at securing the post.

The government did not bail out the underperformers, allowing market forces to restructure the industry during the post subsidy phase.

The price of clarity, like the price of liberty, is eternal vigilance, and the two are connected.

Combating this multidimensional phenomenon demands constant vigilance and effective action on the part of the international community.

Origins of research The systematic study of vigilance was initiated by Norman Mackworth during World War II.

We commend the vigilance of the authorities in that respect, and we trust that it will continue.

In particular, piracy and armed robbery at sea require vigilance at the subregional, regional and international levels.

More specifically, the services address issues related to post harvest systems in the food sector, covering post harvest technology, food availability and accessibility, food safety and quality, and improved market access for developing countries.

_Z_ My position toward the former Ben Ali regime necessitated utmost vigilance from my part regarding my identity.

He believes that the Commission should redouble its vigilance to address the serious forms of defamation of religions.

In general, they rely on technology that facilitates the enticement, transport, lodging, vigilance and control of their actions.

Europe s common market has been the single greatest success of post World War II European policy, boosting economic growth and fostering cultural interchange.

The post July package WTO negotiations have focused on technical specifics and parameters in the frameworks on agriculture and non agricultural market access.

Thanks to the vigilance of the international community and affected Governments, children have been protected against exploitation and trafficking.

Poland s first post communist finance minister, Leszek Balcerowicz, showed an amazed world how communism could be abolished and a market economy built almost instantly.

The physical security of refugees, including camp security, has required continuous vigilance and attention from countries of asylum and UNHCR.

Post crisis sluggishness in US aggregate demand especially consumer demand is likely to persist, denying Chinese exporters the support they need from their largest foreign market.

More recent studies indicate that vigilance is hard work, requiring the allocation of significant cognitive resources, and inducing significant levels of stress.

To defend post utopian values in the longer term, politicians (and generals and spymasters) cannot seek security by drastically curtailing fundamental freedoms, because to do so risks forfeiting public support and a weakening of the pillars of the post utopian market order.

Indeed, like so many post communist countries over the past 20 years, Libya is now making the gradual and at times painful transition to a market economy.

Primary market environments would comprise countries in post conflict transition or recovering from natural disasters, and countries with poorly developed infrastructure and limited management or implementation capacities.

That plot, which could have claimed more victims than the 9 11 attacks, was foiled by the vigilance of the British intelligence authorities.

Fearful of a relapse of end market demand in a still shaky post crisis world, Asian policymakers have been reluctant to take an aggressive stand for price stability.

Together, they have already cost more than America s long war in Vietnam, but they have not increased public vigilance or political accountability at home.

Other sanctions programmes have generally targeted only a small ruling group in one country, therefore limiting the need for vigilance to a few borders.